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The
synopsis:
Stephanie
is drawn to Chaz in a way that she has never experienced—by a connection
through dreams that tell her things she isn’t supposed to know. While those
dreams expose Chaz’s secrets and pull Stephanie into his dangerous world, she’s
willing to follow the attraction to see where it might lead.
Chaz
knows better than to get emotionally attached, but he can’t resist seeing her
again. He can’t fight the spiritual force that binds them, and he doesn’t want
to. When his life is threatened, he must make difficult choices and find a way
to protect both of them as he handles his mysterious life.
Excerpt:
Stephanie
wanted to scream but the sound wouldn’t push through her shock.
In
her mind’s eye, she could see Chaz’s body pitch sideways as the bullet struck
his chest, high but near his heart. Pain exploded in her own. She was having
trouble breathing. Where was he? An alley? No, a parking lot. The person who
shot him was running away: blue jeans and brown jacket getting into a dark
green Ford. Light colored eyes flashed at her, illuminated by the single
security light that was perched at the corner of the building. What building?
Chaz
was moving. He was alive.
That
was when she woke up from the dream.
She
took several deep breaths to calm her racing heart. This wasn’t the first time
she’d had that dream; it had come to her three nights ago. And while it had
scared her then, she’d actually convinced herself that it hadn’t meant
anything. The details had been fuzzier and the shock had subsided almost
immediately. That wasn’t the case tonight—everything had been frighteningly
clear and she had somehow been physically linked. Her chest still hurt as if
she were the one who’d gotten shot.
Near-panic
crept over her. A couple of weeks had passed since the wedding and he hadn’t contacted
her. She chastised herself for not getting his phone number; at least she would
be able to call and make sure he was all right.
Another
thought hit her and made her shiver. The dream had happened at night. Was it
occurring as she was dreaming it? Or, was there still time to warn him?
Stephanie
extricated herself from the sheet that had gotten tangled around her legs, climbed
out of bed, and went to the kitchen. Lots of ice and a little water. She leaned
against the counter while slurping down the liquid before popping a miniature
cube into her mouth and chomping down on it. What should she do?
She’d
find the pool hall, tell him to be careful, explain about her gift—and hope he
wouldn’t laugh in her face. If he did, it wouldn’t be the first time she’d been
doubted.
Her
most recent ex-boyfriend, Justin, had scoffed when she’d told him that his
sixteen-year-old sister was pregnant and planning to run away with the baby’s
twenty-year-old father. But he wasn’t laughing after he’d gotten off the phone
with the teenager; he’d spent nearly an hour convincing her that he would help
tell their parents and bring her to stay with him until she could sort
everything out. When he’d ended the call he’d been upset about his sister, but
confused and afraid about Stephanie’s unusual ability.
“Only
con artists claim to see the future,” he’d accused.
“And
prophets,” she’d corrected. “I’m neither, but I do have the same gift.”
I
currently reside in Columbus, Ohio and am the mother of two grown daughters. A
couple of years ago, with both of my daughters in college, I decided that it
was time to refocus on my first love and finally become a published author.
Premonitions
is my fourth book. It is a romantic suspense with a very strong psychic theme.
The premise interested me because I think soul-ties are real, know people who
have dreams that seem to come true, and have experienced those “haven’t I done
this already” moments that are déjà vu. This book was such a joy to write that
my characters continue to speak to me, and I recently decided to make the book
into a series. I hope to release book two of the Dream Catcher Series in June
2015.
Other
things I like are fishing, cooking, football, and going to the movies. I’m a huge fan of birthdays because I think
that every day of life should be celebrated.
My favorite holiday is Thanksgiving because there are many things to be
grateful for. And, while life isn’t
always easy, I’m a hopeless romantic who will always believe in happy endings.
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